Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... XOLIAN HALL. NEW DEBUSSY. Cando the French roosoposor, whose rove& is being* discoed into many happy homes, es- Sing friend against friend, and, in one way or another, tattering many dovecot,, as rapidly developing into of a worry even to the imperturbable ...
... it would not be urine: in Debussy's quite peculiar musical idiom. Indeed, one may s a , that a certain number of mocks at least.approathing the procedure in point of mere form are in existence already. So as form goes, Debussy merely carries to its logi ...
... MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. DEBUSSY'S KT MEUSANDB.” Tha tret prednatiaa Eagtaef M. PalWre Mdlireada’’ anaonanad for Wadaaaday aaaaiag at tha Royal Open. Tha lima la now riper for Ike of work aleca the Brltlah public are now vary much battar acquaiutad with tha ...
... Kr. Nea Forsyth has must received s leiter from Mr. Claude Debussy, assouncing that he would to Linden to superintend the of opera. Penes. et Itehteande. which will be produced at Covent Garden in about three time. The arrangements for next week at ...
... COKOCCTOKB. V. CLAUDE DEBUSSY and Mr. HENRY J. WOOD. SATURDAY nß*t, *i 3. ” I’frlude. ‘‘L'Apre* d'un Fatw**'^.. by Composer). IHia first appearance England). 'OUn Concerto A minor-. Volkmanß. I-» (Throe Symphonic Sketchea) Debussy. (First performanco ...
... »%a.. M. CLAUDE ACHILLE DEBUSSY, WHO IS SEEKING TO DO FOR MUSIC WHAT IMPRESSIONISM HAS DONE FOR ART. M. Claude Achille Debussy, whose music beginning to rouse in England an interest similar to that with which it received on the Continent, nowin his f ...
... had net previously found their way across the There » only one standard hj which the araaio of Hr. Debussy can judged, and that the music of Hr. Debussy. Fortunately the means waa ready hand Saturday afternoon in the form the composer's Prc- d’un had place ...
... BALL. QUEEN’S HALL ORCHESTRA’S SYMPHONY roxCRRTS. THE QUEEN'S BALL OBCHEBTBA. i'OKOCCTOSS : If. CLAUDE DEBUSSY »nd Mr. HENRY J. WOOD. SATURDAY t»»t. 3. Orertow. *• Browtii •' Beetlwwe. Prelode. *’ DebuMj. (Coßducled (Hi* Ural appaarwweia Bn*lind-) ■Cello ...
... M. Clande Debussy, the moet eminent of living Freneh composers, makes his first appearance st Queen’s Hall to-day, when he will condnet two of his works at the Queen’s Hall Orchestra’s symphony concert. What Strauss is to Germany, Debussy is to France ...
... 7. Song MR. PLUNK= GREENE. 8. Prelude Symphonique— L'Apres-Midi d'un Patine Debussy. 9. Spring Song—( Die Walkiire ) Wagner. MR. WALTER HYDE. ...
... QUEEN HALL. QUEEN'S KALL SYMPHONY OONCERTR THE QUEEN HALT. ORCHESTRA. CLAUDE DEBUSSY Mr. HENRY J. WOOD. TO-MORROW, 3. Oveitr.ra, Egmor.t Beethovoa. Prelude, M L'Aprea-Midi dun Fauna” Debumy. (Conducted by the Composer.) (His first appearance England.) ...
... SLAVERY. SHEFFIELD FESTIVAL. HORRIBLE REVELATIONS OF QUIET CEREMONY AT WEST-END | TERRIBLE EXPERIENCES OF TWO|LENGTHY PROGRAM: DEBUSSYS PLANTATION METHODS. REGISTRY. . FISHERMEN. “ ’ENFANT PRODIGUE.” Permission has just been granted by the Foreign Office to ...